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thoughts on u.s. foreign policy, politics, popular culture and anything else.... prepared for my history students at william paterson university in new jersey, but open to all.... proud member of the reality-based community since sometime in late childhood....
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- "The Resentment Tribe"
- Bush in Europe
- catching up
- Hunter S. Thompson
- I'll stick with terrorism
- Cultural History of the Belly Button
- History Club trip to Hamilton Exhibit at NYHS
- Do you think Negroponte learned anything in Hondur...
- This does not bode well...
- Media Whores
- Times' Editorial on torture
- Iran
- Left vs. Right in public discourse -- Part 2
- Things I have read recently
- On truth and bullshit in the modern world
- A day without torture is like ...
- Napster-to-Go
- Information Literacy
- Friedman on energy policy
- Left vs. Right in public discourse -- Part 1
- Advice for the Democrats from Friedman
- Kirkuk
- Tonight on PBS: Slavery and the Making of America
- The Women Behind the Myths
- History and National Identity -- Colonialism
- Global warming: a threat to world security?
- Richard Clarke on the war on terror
- Why does David Kay hate America?
- Michelle Chen on Ground Zero -- Part 3
- Opposition to Social Security
- More Social Security
- Marion Thompson Wright Lecture Series @ Rutgers-Ne...
- Global Warming
- Ward Churchill
- Thoughts on Social Security
- Historical Parallels
- "What I Heard About Iraq"
- Wolcott B. Goode
- Haliburton in Iran
- A Quiz
- You can count on me...
- Mr. McBobo
- Writing faster than I can read...
- How Islam Got to the Philippines
- African American history sites
- A Question
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1 comment:
And it remains one of the best projects in this country history. Social Security is an abomination and never should have existed in the first place. The day it dies will be long overdue.
Steve
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